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Evening Star, Issue 11893, 22 May 1903, Page 6

SEVERE BURNS RELIEVED

;■ Jft ? nsed Z "n-Buk Ointment* it Sr« pl f** W ,} P'« n»T testimony to 'the efficacy of same," says Miss Kate Clark* nl High street, West Maitland. Tiawfc in the Maitland Steam severely burnt w.th a smoothing £ plied Zam-B.k, and, after threS appficatioM my arm was completely healed, thw EKES nw to continue workmg, for which I am very grateful." Zam-Buk Ointment will bTfounS a certain cure for cute, burns, boils, bruisaf running sores, piles, eczema, barcoo, rheumat Sf^i. ,1,1 5 g< L' Beu ? 1 8». ringworms, pimples, blackheads, chapped and cracked hanSs, chill mains etc. As sn embrocation Zam-Buk is unequalled. FTom all chemists and stores, la M per pot, or post paid from the Zam-Buk Manufacturing Company, 39 Pit* street, Sydney.—[Advt.l . J

Slandering a Noble Profession.—Caller (behind the scenes): " You have been doing this kind of work for twenty years? And acting the part of the villain all that time?" Veteran Actor: "Yes, rather more than twenty years. I was a real detective before I went on the staye." Susie: " And so you are an old maid, auntie —a real old maid?" . Aunt Ethel:' "Yes, Suaie dear; Tin a real old maid." Susie (wishing to be nice and comforting): " Well, new mind, poor, dear auntie; Tm sure it isn't your fault." A. and J. MTarlane are selling a tea aft